On Thursday, January 9, Snoop Dogg announced on his social media that his clothing store in Inglewood would provide free clothes for those who need them. 

"We are devastated and send our condolences to those who have been affected by these fires,” the rapper wrote on Snoop's store’s Instagram. 

"Please stop by and pick up some clothing that we have available to get you and your family through these trying times free of charge. ID/address requested,” the post continued.

Mark Ruffalo shared his friend Jeff Vespa’s initiative to turn The International School of Los Angeles into a donation and distribution center for wildfire victims on social media.

People can go there and pick what they need.

Beyonce’s public charity foundation, BeyGOOD, shared the news that they are donating $2.5 million to the LA Fire Relief Fund.

"Los Angeles we stand with you,” the announcement read. 

"The fund is earmarked to aid families in the Altadena/Pasadena area who lost their homes, and to churches and community centers to address the immediate needs of those affected by the wildfires,” the caption continued.

After Paris Hilton’s home in Malibu was taken by the blaze, she announced that she was ready to assist others suffering losses. 

"While I’ve lost my Malibu home, my thoughts are with the countless families who have lost so much more—their homes, cherished keepsakes, the communities they loved, and their sense of stability,” she shared on her social media. 

Hilton is launching an emergency fund through her nonprofit, 11:11 Media Impact, to support displaced families with young children with a personal contribution of $100,000.

Curtis and her family donated $1 million from their Family Foundation to start a support fund.

"It’s just a catastrophe in Southern California,” Curtis shared on 'The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.’

"Everything: the market I shop in, the schools my kids go to. Many, many, many friends now have lost their homes. So it’s a really awful situation,” the actress added.

Jennifer Garner is helping by bringing meals from restaurants and food truck partners to feed firefighters and evacuees from wildfires.

"My heart bleeds for my friends,” Garner shared in the interview on MSNBC, revealing she had lost a friend in the blaze. 

“I could just write out a list of 100 friends who lost their homes. I feel almost guilty walking through my house,” the ‘Alias' alum added.

Jennifer Lopez told People that it's very important to focus on supporting the community during this devastating time and shared a heartfelt statement on her social media, along with resources for those affected by the blaze. 

“My heart goes out to everyone affected by the devastating Los Angeles wildfires,” the 'Maid in Manhattan' star wrote. 

"I can’t even imagine how deeply traumatic these events can be, especially for children who’ve lost their homes and sense of security,” Lopez added.

Kylie Jenner, according to her fans, is the 'only' Kardashian-Jenner sibling to donate to the Los Angeles fires. 

The Kylie Cosmetics founder shared a special message on Instagram.

“Our hearts go out to all of those impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires,” Kylie wrote. “To help support the communities affected, we’re making a donation to the California Fire Foundation Wildfire & Disaster Relief Fund,” the announcement added.

The source told People that Angelina Jolie is heartbroken for all of those who have lost their homes or have been impacted by the fires, therefore she’s doing everything she can to help, including opening her home to friends who have been forced to evacuate.

Ariana Grande took advantage of her 376M followers on Instagram to share an important message to help everyone impacted by the devastating LA fires. 

"My heart is with everyone impacted by the devastating LA fires,” the singer wrote and mentioned the LAFD Foundation, the California Community Foundation, and the Mutual AID LA Network as the organizations that are responding to those affected in real-time.

Jayceon Terrell Taylor shared a video on his Instagram, stating that The Game and his team were assisting firefighters in all possible ways.

The “California Vacation” singer shared that they were headed to Altadena to rescue animals and drop them off at the shelters.

"I am here for Los Angeles & I will always be here to do my part,” the rapper added.

Besides helping their loved ones, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are also working with their Archewell Foundation to find the most impactful ways to support the community during this devastating crisis.

After sharing heartbreaking footage of the wildfires and extending his gratitude, Josh Gad announced donating a portion of his earnings from #ingadwetrust to the SoCal Fire Fund. 

"I will be donating a portion of my earnings from #ingadwetrust to the SoCal Fire Fund. It’s quick, it’s easy and it feels good. Please consider joining me. Even 10 dollars will and can make a difference,” Gad shared on his social media.

With the help of Sharon Stone and Halle Berry, Beverly Boulevard called +COOP, was transformed into a fire relief pop-up so those affected could go in and pick up items free of charge.

On Saturday, January 11, Eva Longoria shared an emotional video message on her Instagram.

"My heart breaks for the City of LA and the devastating fires that have affected so many lives,” the Desperate Housewives alum shared. 

"I’m personally matching $50k to @thisisabouthumanity’s efforts to support frontline essential workers, farm workers, day laborers, and families impacted by these wildfires. I hope we can come together and support these resilient members of our community,” Longoria added.

The 3rd richest person in the world, Mark Zuckerberg, together with his wife, are supporting victims by donating to the relief efforts. 

Besides that, Zuckerberg activated Safety Check on Meta, which so far more than 400k people have used to let friends and family know they're safe.

Halle Berry announced on Instagram that she was giving away her 'entire closet.’ Berry teamed up with actress Sharon Stone and invited locals to donate their clothing to help those in need.

"I’m packing up my entire closet and heading over to the COOP! If you live in the Southern California area, I urge you to do the same,” Berry wrote. 

"This is something we can do right now today to help all of the displaced families that are in need of the basics today!” the 58-year-old Oscar winner added.

Film producer Tyler Perry shared a heartfelt post on his social media, criticizing the insurance companies for their role amid the LA fires.

“Does anyone else find it appalling that insurance companies can take billions of dollars out of communities for years and then, all of a sudden, be allowed to cancel millions of policies for the very people they became rich on?” Perry asked. 

“I am in the process of trying to figure out what steps to take to do all I can to help as many as I can, I am keeping everyone in my prayers,” he added.

In footage published by TMZ via Instagram, Ashton Kutcher was recorded outside his friend's home, using a garden hose to water the property and the nearby area.

While some social media users insisted that such a gesture wouldn't contain the flames, others applauded Kutcher for the good-natured attempt.

The 'Von Dutch' singer is hoping to use her fashion credentials to support those affected by the LA wildfires. 

"As a person in the public eye I am often being sent clothes and other things by brands wanting to gift me something,” XCX shared on her social media.

“Please donate to those who have been tragically affected by these horrific LA fires,” she added, encouraging brands to give to people who truly need help.